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I Need your help with my Grape Vines

9 years ago

Hi Everyone,

I could really use all of your help on how to make my grape vines healthy. I planted them 3 years ago and every single season, my grapes get mold/mildew that affects the grapes themselves and the vines. I have attached several photos. Please share your thoughts as I would love to have a season that actually produced grapes.

Thanks much!

Don

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Comments (2)

sclerid
9 years ago
Your location, current spray program, and the cultivar would be helpful.
MrClint
9 years ago
I'm not sure that you need any corrective action. More info would be helpful.

On the surface it looks like you have a fairly nice cluster of grapes to me. I had a great crop of 'Crimson Seedless' grapes this year, but the vine is looking pretty shabby right now (as it should) in late October. Here's a cluster from my vine from 9/14:
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